30Sep2016 | African and Asian Asylum Seekers Stuck in Mexico en Route to US Border Al Jazeera English An unprecedented number of African and Haitian migrants have entered Mexico in the past few weeks, hoping to seek asylum in the US. But the surge of arrivals has left many stuck in temporary camps or on the street. |
30Sep2016 | Pope Francis' Words Could Embolden Opposition to Mexico's Push for Marriage Equality Fusion During last Sunday’s mass at the Vatican, Pope Francis said a few words that are being interpreted by many Mexicans as a show of support for those leading the fight against marriage equality in the Aztec nation. |
30Sep2016 | Leftist Presidential Hopeful Lopez Obrador Says He'll Sue Wall Street Journal Thomson Reuters Foundation Mexican leftist presidential hopeful Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he would sue The Wall Street Journal for defamation after it published a story saying he had failed to fully disclose his assets in an August declaration. |
30Sep2016 | A Growing Grassroots Movement in Mexico Is Resisting the US-Backed Drug War The Nation In Mexico, citizens are protesting mass disappearances, searching mass graves, and demanding an end to impunity. |
30Sep2016 | Construction Begins on New Acapulco Zipline Park Mexico News Daily Efforts to reposition Acapulco as a favored resort destination among domestic and international tourists took another step forward this week when construction began on the longest zipline over a body of water. |
30Sep2016 | Pink Floyd Alum Roger Waters Slams Trump, Mexican President in Mexico City Concert The Associated Press Former Pink Floyd singer Roger Waters lashed out at Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the first of three concerts in Mexico City. |
30Sep2016 | Banxico Hikes Interest Rate a Half-Point to 4.75% Nasdaq The Bank of Mexico raised interest rates by a half percentage point Thursday, making good the expectations of most economists, in a bid to contain inflation and bolster a peso hovering near record-low levels. |
30Sep2016 | 'Corrupcionario Mexicano' Lists 300 Different Ways of Referring to Mexican Corruption Quartz Language is shaped by a people’s environment. Inuits famously have more than 50 words for snow, while Hawaiians have 65 to describe fishnets. In Mexico, there are 300 terms to refer to corruption. |
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